At locations such as amusement parks, where food and drinks are served, we have so far assumed that, as of 1 January, customers will have two options: consume on the spot or take their purchases into the park.

Explanation of question: we understand from a partner that an amusement park is considered a single entity, meaning that anything purchased (and consumed) within the amusement park is, by definition, considered consumption on site. We cannot find any further information about this in the legislation or guidelines. Can you provide a definitive answer to the above question?

Answer: The regulations are intended to mean that catering within a park falls under consumption on site (see, for example, here, on page 23). Consumption on the go only applies if it is taken outside the park. After all, within the park, you can set up a return system and place drop-off points for the collection of reusable cups and containers. This is currently being discussed by parks.

At locations such as amusement parks, where food and drinks are served, we have so far assumed that, as of 1 January, customers will have two options: consume on the spot or take their purchases into the park.

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